Transform any source document into original, publish-ready content in minutes. Built for filmmakers, producers, writers, creators and professionals, it turns screenplays and documents into production script breakdowns, professional script coverage, pitch decks, presentation slides, one-pagers, key art, poster, professional reports, executive briefs, YouTube scripts, blog articles, newsletters and more. Upload your source, choose a workflow and generate without complicated prompting.
I’m a filmmaker, writer, director and producer, and Narratora grew out of a problem I’ve experienced repeatedly in my own work:
The source document is often already there. The challenge is everything you have to create from it afterward.
For filmmakers, that source is often a screenplay.
Once the screenplay is written, the work doesn’t stop. Producers, directors and writers still need to break it down for production, evaluate it professionally through script coverage, package the project, build pitch deck materials, create presentation slides and one-pagers, develop key art, and prepare everything needed to move the project forward.
A lot of that work still means jumping between different tools, manually extracting information, reorganizing the same material repeatedly, or copying a screenplay into a chatbot and figuring out what prompts to write.
I wanted to build something different.
Narratora starts with the source document.
Upload your screenplay, document, research, transcript or other source material. Choose the professional workflow you need, select the output tone, style & audience, and generate.
For filmmakers, producers, writer-directors and screenwriters, one screenplay can become a Production Script Breakdown, Professional Script Coverage, Film/TV Pitch Deck, Presentation slides, One-Pager, or Film/TV Key Art & Poster.
ONE SCREENPLAY → MULTIPLE PROFESSIONAL OUTPUTS
Narratora also serves content creators, researchers, educators and business professionals, transforming existing source material into YouTube scripts, blog articles, professional reports, presentations, study guides, executive briefs, newsletters, meeting minutes, action plans and other structured outputs.
The philosophy behind all of it is simple:
SOURCE → INTELLIGENCE → WORKFLOW → PROFESSIONAL OUTPUT
Instead of starting with an empty chatbot and figuring out what to ask it, Narratora is built around the outcome you’re trying to create.
And particularly in filmmaking, there’s an important principle behind what I’m building:
Narratora does the mechanical first-pass work. You make the creative and professional decisions.
It isn’t being built to replace writers, directors, producers, production managers, ADs, designers or other professionals. It’s designed to reduce repetitive work so people can spend more time on judgment, creativity and actually moving projects forward.
We’re still building, testing and improving Narratora, and I’d love the Product Hunt community to put it through a real test.
If you’re a filmmaker, give it a real screenplay.
If you’re a creator, researcher, educator or professional, give it real source material.
I’d love to know: Which workflow would you actually use? What would you test Narratora with? And what would make it more valuable to you?
I’m Lonzo, founder of Narratora.
I’m a filmmaker, writer, director and producer, and Narratora grew out of a problem I’ve experienced repeatedly in my own work:
The source document is often already there. The challenge is everything you have to create from it afterward.
For filmmakers, that source is often a screenplay.
Once the screenplay is written, the work doesn’t stop. Producers, directors and writers still need to break it down for production, evaluate it professionally through script coverage, package the project, build pitch deck materials, create presentation slides and one-pagers, develop key art, and prepare everything needed to move the project forward.
A lot of that work still means jumping between different tools, manually extracting information, reorganizing the same material repeatedly, or copying a screenplay into a chatbot and figuring out what prompts to write.
I wanted to build something different.
Narratora starts with the source document.
Upload your screenplay, document, research, transcript or other source material. Choose the professional workflow you need, select the output tone, style & audience, and generate.
For filmmakers, producers, writer-directors and screenwriters, one screenplay can become a Production Script Breakdown, Professional Script Coverage, Film/TV Pitch Deck, Presentation slides, One-Pager, or Film/TV Key Art & Poster.
ONE SCREENPLAY → MULTIPLE PROFESSIONAL OUTPUTS
Narratora also serves content creators, researchers, educators and business professionals, transforming existing source material into YouTube scripts, blog articles, professional reports, presentations, study guides, executive briefs, newsletters, meeting minutes, action plans and other structured outputs.
The philosophy behind all of it is simple:
SOURCE → INTELLIGENCE → WORKFLOW → PROFESSIONAL OUTPUT
Instead of starting with an empty chatbot and figuring out what to ask it, Narratora is built around the outcome you’re trying to create.
And particularly in filmmaking, there’s an important principle behind what I’m building:
Narratora does the mechanical first-pass work. You make the creative and professional decisions.
It isn’t being built to replace writers, directors, producers, production managers, ADs, designers or other professionals. It’s designed to reduce repetitive work so people can spend more time on judgment, creativity and actually moving projects forward.
We’re still building, testing and improving Narratora, and I’d love the Product Hunt community to put it through a real test.
If you’re a filmmaker, give it a real screenplay.
If you’re a creator, researcher, educator or professional, give it real source material.
I’d love to know: Which workflow would you actually use? What would you test Narratora with? And what would make it more valuable to you?
Thanks for checking out what I’ve been building.
One source. Multiple professional outputs.
Narratora.